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Ferdinand May Do as He Pleases

Ferdinand May Do as He Pleases
Copyrighted, 1857, by the New York Associated
Press.
BERLIN, Sept. lit is asserted that
the interview between Bismarck and Kali
nOky this week means a new phase Of the
Bulgarian question. 1t means a check on
Russian intervention of the neutrality Of
Europe toward Prince Ferdinand, leaving
him to his own resources to sink or swim,
and freedom of action for the Bulgarians
short of anarchy or troubling the peace
of neighboring states.
, 1887-09-18

Distress after eating, heartburn, sick
headache, and Indigestion are cured by
Hoods SarsapariIla. 1t also creates a
good appetite.
, 1887-09-18

The finest line of over shirts for the fall
trade ever displayed in the city. A.
Polack, the Clothler.
The Irish standard., 1887-03-12

"A marine alga of Arctic regions
lows at a temperature far below zero.
AID its spores disappear at higher tent
..eratures. It thus appears that intense
::nld is necessary to the existense o:
some forms of vegetable life, togethe:'
9TH extreme dryness, and this class Ct
SAINTS probably includes the cryptic
grams of red snow.
The Irish standard., 1887-03-12
The Proper Caper.

.:Do you know, Joe, I don't think it's
the proper thing to go around and call
on Miss Grace every evening on your
way home to SUPPER remarked a Gin
cinnati young man to an acquaintance,
.'Oh, it's quite the correct thing I as
sure you. Ihave the parson's word fo'
t."
.How's thatp''
Grace before meat, you know. ~
Merchant Iraveler.
The Irish standard., 1887-03-12
KILKENNY.

Edmond Bourke, local government
inspector, concluded an inquiry into a
scheme proposed by the guardians Of
the Urlingford Union for the erection of
rs laborers' cottages in Is electoral di-
visions of the union on February S. The
inquiry went on very smoothly and the
The Irish standard., 1887-03-12

A young man named William Alex
ander was thrown off his horse at Augh-
nacloy on February Il, on the tramway
line, as an engine and trollies were ap-
preaching. The cars passed over him,
mutilating his body and causing in
Simultaneous death. The engine driver
reported the occurrence to the police.
He has been arrested.
The Irish standard., 1887-03-12
ANTRIM.

Ilo Rev. DT. Kane, GranQ MaSCeT Ol
the Belfast Orangemen, publishes let
ter stating t'The attention of the public
should be focused on the indefensible
blackguardism of fellows calling them
selves Protestants, who charge their
pockets with stones to maltreat the po-
lice" 1t is, he says, perfectly shocking
to think Belfast is threatened with re-
newal, to any extent, Of the heartrend-
ing riots of last year.
CLARE.
The tenantry of Mr.. John c. Scott,
near Ennis, have decided to adopt the
plan of campaign.
CORK.
Sir Capel Brooke, of Market Marlboro,
has yielded to his Killeagh tenants by
accepting the rent, less IS per cent. re-
duction, which they had lodged.
The six men who were arrested at
Mill street, for an alleged attack on the
house of Mr.. Mccarthy, of Fort Grady,
have been discharged, as Mr.. Mccarthy
said they were not the men who at
tackled his house.
On February Z, a number Of prisoners
were before the Belfast magistrates,
charged with riotous conduct. One
prisoner was remanded, five were fined,
and one was ordered to find bail for his
good behavior for the next twelve
months.
At a meeting of Bray township COM
misioners on February 7, Mr.. Mayne,
M. p, presiding, resolution was
passed declining to take any part in the
celebration of the Queens jubilee, in
view of the threat in the speech from
the throne of further coercion for Ire
land being the only remedy proposed for
the universal discomfort and prostration
of every industry in the country, and
placing on record an opinion that it
would be time enough for Irishmen to
rejoice when they are allowed to exer-
else the right of managing their own
affairs.
DUBLIN.
A solemn High Mass was celebrated
in the Cathedral, Dublin, for the repose
of the soul of the late Cardinal McCabe,
on February ID, the anniversary of his
death.
The Rev. John Creme, S. j., for more
than 40 years teacher at Clongowes at
Tullabeg Colleges, died on February 4.
Father Creme spent the latter years Of
his life at Midtown Park. He was born
in 1907.
On February 9 fire occurred in the
Four Courts building, destroying to
some extent the interior of the Vice
Chancellor Court. All the furniture in
the room was completely destroyed, and
the walls and ceiling were charred and
backened. The work of renovation has
been commenced, and the room will
soon again be ready for the magistrates.
DOWN.
Intelligence was received in Newry on
February s that the steamer Agat,
bound from Irvine to Newry with a
cargo Of coal, was driven ashore at the
entrance to Carlingford Lough on that
day. It is believed that she will be a
total wreck.
The Irish standard., 1887-03-12
SHAMROCKS FROM ERIN.
The Golden Days Of King Brian's Reign
BY THE s'BARD OF THOMOND."

BY THE ''BARD OF THOMOND.
Oh, for glimpse of that glorious age
When Erin was clear'd of that Pirate Dane
The sunniest lines in her Historys page
Are the Golden Days of King Brian's reign.
FOR the spirit of God was on the land,
And his blessings came like an Angel-train
To make our country good and grand
In the Golden Days of King Brian's reign!
The Seraph of Peace sat at every door,
And the Demon of Discord was chased or
slain;
The people were happy and none were poor
Inthe Golden Days of King Brian's reign!
The Fiend of Treachery was destroyed,
And envy died of it's own bad pain;
And valor and Virtue each other enjoyd
In the Golden Days of King Brian's reign!
No neighbors to each other were steerd,
But loved as friends of one kindred vein;
And no man wish'd for another's field
In the Golden Days of King Brian's reign!
For the Spirit of Justice walk d hand in hand
With the Angel of Wisdom from plain to
plain,
Shedding brotherly honor throughout the land
In the Golden Days of King Brian's reign!
Thegarlens were teeming with rich ripe fruits,
And the fields were bending with mellow
grain;
And the hazels were yellow with sweet wild
nuts
In the Golden Days of King Brian's reign!
The shapely salmon came up in shoals
To our Island streams from the dark green
main;
And our tables were glowing with festive
bowls
In the Golden Days of King Brian's reign!
Our maidens travel'd in gems and gold.
And no man was tempted by greed or gain
To modest their glory, by wood OF void.
In the Golden Days of King Brian's reign!
Fsith, Love anil knowledge their branches
spread,
And the songs of God rang in every fame:
And manhood walk'd with towering head
In the Golden Days of King Brian's reign!
Truth, Worth and Merit were lifted up
And dignifled with diamond chain;
And our brave Septs drank from one friendly
cup
In the Golden Days of KING Brian's reign!
Alasl that such heavenly times should pass!
Oh! why did they not forever remain?
Or why were we given those days of brass
In the Golden Days of King Brian's reign!
But a new dawn is rising with happy rays,
And the spirit of God will soon come again
10 bless His sad people with joyful days,
Like the Golden Days of King BIan's reign!
The Irish standard., 1887-03-12
DONEGAL.

Mrs. Mary Bradley died on February
S, in the neighborhood Of Donaghmore,
County Donegal, at the very advanced
age of los. Mrs. Bradley was born in the
year 1882, and could remember very dis
tinctly the passing of the Act of the
Union.
The Irish standard., 1887-03-12

The obstinacy exhibited by the New
Ross Union against paying poor-rate
while the affairs of the union are under
the control of paid guardians increases
weekly. There is over 81, 500 outstand-
ing, and at a meeting of the ratepayers
on February S resolutions were adopted
pledgiDg them to resist all attempts
that may be made by the authorities to
collect the rate. The members of the
dissolved board also met and approved
of the action of the ratepayers.
The Irish standard., 1887-03-12
FERMANAGH.

A report to hand from Derrygonelly
states that Protestant clergyman in
the district of Fermanagh has been
subjected to gross indignities by the
Loyalists, owing to his friendship with
a prominent Protestant Nationalist.
The Orange party have made a prac-
tice of gathering before the minister's
house at night and terrifying the in
mates by band playlng and shouting
around it at unreasonable hours.
The Irish standard., 1887-03-12
WATERFORD.

WATERBURY,.
At a meeting of the ratepayers in the
Waterford town hall recently, resolu-
ton was adopted protesting against the
enormous charge for gas by the COM
pany, and lntimating their intention to
adopt every legitimate means to effect
a reduction in price.
The Irish standard., 1887-03-12

Intelligence was received in Newry on
February s that the steamer Agat,
bound from Irvine to Newry with a
cargo of coal, was driven ashore at the
entrance to Carlingford Lough on that
day. It is believed that she will be a
total wreck.
The Irish standard., 1887-03-12

Mr.. John Johnston, j. F., Ballsmill,
has instituted ejectment proceedings
against his tenants in the tOwnland of
Tavananore, for the non payment of
rent. The tenants asked for a reduc-
ton which the landlord refused, and
under these circumstances, the former
have resolved 70 adopt the plan Of
campaign.
The Irish standard., 1887-03-12
WICKLOW.

Alta meeting of gentlemen. farmers,
and tradespeople of Wicklow and sur
rounding districts at the town hall on
February S, it was decided to re-estab-
lish weekly market in Wicklow on a
firm basis. A. committee was appointed
to make preparation for the holding of
the first market. 1t was held on Feb
ruary 9, and was well attended.
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p RsONALs.

W. II. Robinson has gone TO New
York.
NATHAN GREaoRY. OF Augusta, Ark,
Ia In the city.
On. wALr, Of Tennessee, 10 regis.
tered at Gaston's.
JAS. GArHs, OF IT. Louis, No., 10 reg
istered nj GGstoL's.
wv. BECK snd family, Of Forrest
City, Ark, are In town.
J. A. BUCHANAN, OF New Orleans,
La, IL registered at Gastens.
W. RuD1Lrm,and wife have gone TO
Noloflk, Va, for the summer.
MRs. is. Dawn and son are in the
city on visit 10 friends aud relatives.
Colo serS.0Hesss Lea ls.ys s,u ,Ss.y Tor
slp BALcH and va. la, ..
Tor Waukesha, Wis, 20 sbe-i the sn %,
mer.
PRor. |. A. MosEs, the practical Oh.
uciapi has returned, after q pro.ractsd
trip East on buGire.s, aud, A. veil
healihiul trip. He wishes TO announos
that Ia now ready 10 meet the want,
OF any and all In the way Of tine eys
glasses aud pebbles. None bat the
finest and genuine goods sold and
guaranteed. Gall At 2is Second street
Consultation free.
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STILL ON THE ROUNDS.
Tho Yellow Fever Lte-The Penn.
sylvsniA Railrosa Refuses
Freight for Memphis.

The lie concerning yellow fever ct
Memphis, which was In circulation
some days since at st. Louis and Cairo,
Is still travelling, and is looeiny moth.
ing OF its quality by It's movement. Its
latest domicil was Piqus, Ohio, and
lie agent the freight agent Of the Penn.
sylvsnia railrosd at that point. W. g.
Bruce & Co., Of Mempbis, ordered q
car load Of poles aud shafts iron the
mandatory Of Snyder 4 90. of Piqus,
who replied by letter OF date 18th In
slant, aud which contained the follow.
ing choice bit Of news:
"Tbe Pennsylvania railroad cay they
cannot name q rate 10 Memphis, as
they have bad orders that they are
quarantined out OF Memphis on &C.
count OF the yellow fsvtr; can only
name rates 10 Cinoir natl aud Louis
ville."
W. 8. Bruce & Co. at once tele.
graphsd Snyder 4 %. that there was
no lever or quarantine at Memphis
that the statement was n lie, and 10
ship the goods at once by some other
line.
An ApPsAL reporter called the al.
tentlon OF the general freight agent Of
the Louisville and Nashville railroad
TO the above paragraph, and he o.
once directed letter 10 the Office oil
the Pennsylvania railroad nj Pitts
burg, asking the officials TO inve, tigats
the matter at Piqua, Ohio, and trace
the false rumor 10 us source. Tue
Louisville and Nashville road connects
with the Pennsylvania road and Car
ries Ito Southern freight.
II has only been q day or two sinc'
the APrsAL published . card from DR.
Thornton, president Of the Memphil
Board Of Health, correcting the yellov
fever iumOr, In circulation ut 4. Loui
and CAIRO. He pronounced Il lls
and stated that Memphis was nevel
healthier than nj present. IL 10 vel
knos n that there Ia no yellow feyel
In the United States, except at Key
| Hesl, Fla,
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TBR OPPORTUNITY COMES.
JUSTICE POPE MovEs FOB An
AWFUL VENGEANCE.
Tss County Court Has Been Field IN
FrIghifal Contempt BY the
Commits i0nersl
ais NOTION FAILS TO ATTRACT
SECOND.
Doiues OF Little Moment In The
Various Departments About
the Courthouse.

County Justices were numerous
about the Courthouse yeettrday, the
date eel spart for the third section OF
their present quarterly sitting. Be-
tween side remarks for the sultrepess
prevailing. emphasized by q steady
hopping process on exposed places,
the gentlemen kept up a sufficient
amount Of animation to respond 10
thsir nsmss with a vive vccs vote on
various and sundry items Of expense
Incurred during the past three
months. Few, II any, presented met
with rjsction. During the morning
session, when the account grind was
progressing satisfactorily, to both cred
itors and magistrates, Attorney Gen.
sral Peters appeared and expressed
his desire 10 address the Court on
matter Of interest. He said:
1.-THE act which created the Taxing
District government contains the fol-
lowing section: The Board Of Fire
and Police Commissioners shall rem.
der 10 each quarterly court Q tsbulat-
cd statement Of tbs receipr, accounts
and disbursements OF ali the branches
OF service Of the local sovernmnt, and
all Of It's official acts Tor the preceding
quarter, which shall be fled aud pre-
served by the CoU nty Court, and euch
scion may be had thereon, &c the
public welfare may require The
chairman OF this court informs me,
continued tbs general, that no tuch
report has been made TO any quarter.
ly court within the last two years, II
ever, until this quarter, when report
signed Charles l.. Pollen, secretary OF
the Board OF Fire and Police Commis-
sioners, and dated July ~, 1887, was
fled" Gen. Peters then showed the
report, which Is as follows:
n..lis ksl.na. Aax.h 1897 and
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-19

we'll yestey day evening owing 10 .
change In the pipe. This will DO 6Ked
by 9 o'clock this morning.
-MeSrs. Dunnavant 4 Alsup, con-
tractors, have taken out q permit to
erect at the corner Of Webster and
RGyburn avenue q brick Gotten shed,
with metal roof, for Jacob VOORHEES,.
The cost will be $1,000.
VIsIroRs on Change yes erdsy: 2.
K. Strotner. Springfield, Mo-; ]. q.
Middleton, New Orleans; Joshua N.
Rowe, London, England; N. K. Mil
ton, Louisville, KY; william Al
dridge, Forrest City, Ark.
John Gwotbney, q bill clerk In
the employ Of Day, Horton 4 Bailey,
on Front street, received 0 eunstroke
Yesterday about noon while in the
flee, from which be became unecon.
tcions. DR.. Kimbropgh attended the
sick man.
u. O. Craddick has mad stone
that has worked wonders with bites
The little stone, which was taken
from the tanderloin OF deer, has
cured many bad cssss OF poisoning.
Mr.. Oraidick may be found at the
Brinkley Lnmber Oompany's, No. l24
Jefferson street.
The ladies Of the Central Baptist
church will give lawn party ut the
residence OF Prof. R,lfe, at the inter
section OF MARSHALL avenue and Union
street, this Tuesday evening from 7
to III o'clock. Admission Is cents, In.
GLIDING refreshments.
There Is q growing suspicion
abroad that some kind Of deal is In
hand between the clerk OF the wealth.
er bereabouts and the ladies' interested
In the excursion 10 Monte Sano next
Friday. II the present heat continues
We shall all be ready 10 fee a. bird
to the mountains by that time-espe-
cially when Hrst class wings (good fol
return trip) can be had for IS. Ths
Il eimometer is certainly in leagu,
with the ladies.
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vOrsIs FOR lng AMENDMENT.
what the Consultation OF tho state
Says About nc.

what the Constitution OF tho state
says About nc.
To the Rdltor ofths Appeals
As the last Thundsy.oi September,
1887. was the day nIet by the Legs
lsture OF Tennssses for the purpose Of
submitting 10 the people for their APP
proyAl and ratification or rejection,
the proposed amendment TO tbs con.
s.itution; the question naturally
arises TO q lawyer who carefully reads
,s.,,.n 8, Of article II, Of the conS.i'
'uuon' Wa ~ election at the time
anu ior the pnrPO~, stssod, determine
anything.
Ore clause reads A. ioiiVwsi :.,A.- I,
",hall be the duty Of the General Az
sembly TO submit such proposed
amendment or amendments 10 aie
people in such manner and nj auch
times 90 the General Assembly shall
"prescribe." But the next sause,
mobiles and restricts those general
terms, ard governs the Legishture In
the matter. II reads a. follovs:
And II the people shall approve
and ratify such amensment or
amendments by q ma orit, Of all the
citizens Of the State, voting Tor Repre-
"sentadves; voting In tieir favor !;
"suoh amendment or amendments
'shali become part OF ne constitu.
"tion" Now | submit that the cleo.
ton under the foreeolns cause must
a necessity he held on the same day
with the election OF Representatives.
Show M what Ia tho meaning OF that
part which reads, "by q majority Of all
"lhe cllirsns Of the slate voting Tor
Representatives, voting In their
flavor. such amsndment or amend.
"msnts shall become q pAn Of this
"constiiution."
The present Constitution Of Tennes-
see, section 3. iItiole IL, IL In the pre-
clse words Of the constitution Of
1884.
The Legislature Of 1912, m sub
mittir < propcsed amendments 10 the
constitution 70 q vote OF the people,
fixed the day on the general election
day for Repre- entAlives, and the leg
islature Of 1873 4 passed an act 10 car.
~ into efiec. suoh amendments 10
constitution, which the people had
rallied. Oi course II the proposed
amendment now before the people 10
ratified, II will require an act OF the
legislature IN carry the amendment
into full effect.
In making theee suggestions am
not In the interest OF any party. I
merely address myself TO the juds.
mont " the authorities who arc Goa.
Quoting the proceedings, 20 determine
,hls question. Respectfully,
W.. ?. WILSON.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.


The legislative Council meeta IN.
morrow sienoon. W.
@@0n From, street water msloD, A..
dfed. Pe' nun
The ladie, Of the Ccnlral B.nt,s,
Church give a Lawn party, Al The 49,
idehoe Of Prof Role. this evening w
The many friends Of AZ, y
Allen Of this city will regret 10 h., ~ :;
day. '7'ei'
Jennie Mcintosh, colord. d,o,n,l
dead from heart disease, nes, ,bsr ~
ner OF Desoio and Gayoso e,rests w. w.
terdAy afternoon. wv
The temperature yesterday nth.
city vas ~ ioloss; Eight O'Clock a ~, ~
So; ~ m, so; pm, 93s; 4nn,'
90 6pm., 9i', snd7 pm g2'.
The legislative Council will hola
. meeting Wednesday afternoon in,
stead Of Thursdsy. Persons bay|n.
businsss 10 present will profit by ia
information.
quite a number OF people vere
unable 10 gel water n The aftesIap
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Cfreuisgou,t

Calendar Cor July 18Th Nos. sSsl,
Annie NJ Dow,li vs. By Hicks; s5s9,
Ella Sheridan Va W DCsnn1n, sheriff /,
1884, Harry Hem pls W d sillIoger ,
go36. Geo Bsymiller W., n Y Callahan :
1851, NJ + Conway Va Geo ] Damn
bel $3.50. Jcato Morton Va N Hal.
ing'oni sji3, Pete Moran W w q
nephentoni 95t6, Fred Sem v, IA
philbin sbis, y II Slo's Va John
y Wilkins 0tb3, City Of Memphis Va
pAnola Oh Company; 1854, Robert
Bowen W VIM Quinn, 1855. sale A
WsgRener vs. \ A Fog, man eBbs. IA
Boil Va q w NeG $3.50, G1ohris, A
Martin W Fannie Green, gii7, Piner
Hall Va Fannie Green; gIlp Uurv
fefman Va VIM Kuhn.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
HARrss's for July at Mansiord'a
AlnPHm Steam Laundry, "a ID 81

uAhrkk'e Tor July at MansfordA
AENrHm Steam Laundry, 2N ID 81
A CHEAP line iron and slate msntels,
also CRATE front and Tenders, at Gsbsy's
A. VAocARo 4 Go. have received
fifty cases OF Duc de Montebello Cham.
payne. They are the sole agents for
Tennessee.
STANLEY 4 ANDERSON, funeral dir
ectors and embalmers, 65 Madison
street, are fully prepared to furnish
chairs at residences, when ordered, for
the accommodation OF friends.
IL there ever wassspec6c for any
one complaint, the Caters Little
Liver Pills a'e specific for sick
headache, end every woman should
know this. Only one Pill dote. Try
them.
Those desiring to attend the annual
sea shore camp meeting at Biloxi,
Miss, should call upon s. L. Finley,
No, PSI Main street, or H. g. Coltart,
a. depot, before procuring their tick.
cts, now on sale.
SALE Of tickets for the excursion to
Monte Sano, the 22d inst begins ut
the Memphis and Charleston railroad
ticket office, Main street, and at the
Women's Exchange, 800 Second street.
A register will be opened at
the latter place and II will
not only bs q satifaction 10 the
ladies, but will be to the Interest
OF all concerned that parties expecting
to join the excursion send in their
names promptly. Some additional by
the way features are In contemplation,
the success Of which depends upon
the number going. II 10 the defer.
mination OF themansgers TO make thit
outing q refreshment and q delight
from beginning to end. Memphisni
recently at Monte Sano say the narursl
attractions Of the place cannot be over
rated, and that the comforts OF the
splendid hotel are equal to the best.
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Ladies'

In delicate health needing a gentle ye,
effective laxative will find the Cali.
fornia liquid fruit remedy, Syrup OF
Figs, pleasing to the taste, acceptable
to the stomach, and perfectly safe In
all cases. 1t 10 the most easily taken
and pleasantly effective remedy
known to cure and prevent costive.
nese, to dispel headaches, colds and
fever, and strengthen the kidneys,
liver and bowels. aud Is therefore a
favorite remedy with tbs ladies'. For
sale in 80 cents and 81 bottles by
II. ]. Hester and all leading drug.
giets. Van Vleet 4 Co., g. W. Jones
4 Co., w. N. Wilkerson a Co., ]. j.
Miles, and Z. Mansfield 4 90. have
been appointed wholesale agents ri
Memphis.
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TBR COURTS.
Probate gesr,

TIE will Of Martha Jane Hammer
was admitted. Letters we're granted
Ms. Sarah Ann Eliza Coctrsll az OF,
ecuihr.
The late John y. Bucihsm's viii
was also admitted, and his wife, Ms,
Annie Buekham, appointed erecut,lr'
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-19

In consequences Of my removal "a
corner Of Second and Madison street,
| will sell the balance OF my summer
rock al oost up 10 the LIST Of August
ioslye expenses Of removal. Thoss
needing a good euit cheap will call on
me II corner Of Second and Jefieisor
upte that date. Respectfully,
4. sLAGRR.
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ADDITIONAL RIygRs-

.NRW ORLEANS, yuly Is. -Nlsht-Af.
fiyedi City ofNe- Orleans. ~. Louis.
CAIRO. yuiy ls.-Nlsht-Rlvg 70 fee, l
cloudy and hot.
EVANSVILLE, July is.-Nlsht-Rlv.r !
feet inches on the gauFe and Fl,lns.
Weather clear aud hot.
CINCINNATI. July is.-Nlsht-Riysr S
feet 5 inches on the Eause and falling,
Weather clear aud intsnieiJ hot duflns The
day, evenins uias cooler. n sht sprinkle
ofrain atpp.n.
~. LOUIS, July u. Noen-Rlvsr hA,
by the cause, Weather stiil intshssig lot,
hats cooling breeze spfaa 40 this evening.
aud the tsmpsfature since sunset has been 4
little more tolefable.
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Do not desB air Of curing your sich
headache when you can no easily OBJ.
tain CATERS Little Liver Pills. They
will effect q prompt aud permanent,
cure. Their &C ion Is mild and nat
ural,